Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

I,6n 20 asz Mr.. C.evelan1 20 settle pc
E,gr question. There is disagree ment
[.gssn tHo factions of tue reception
[,7nI.tee AZ Chicago as to the manne2
[ tsoo5ng of tls Presidents tine dur
T., his brief visit to tina. city next month.
[.a-a is a great auiitociu N being con-
[--1e.eG taere which is To furnish quarters
E. nal3p2l political conventions and
those greet assemblies taat cannot
..roon u siG down outside Of Chicago.
/ 70 toe an immense building, and is
E.;nr 20 fursish an excuse for every con-
Is, convention or sgsem9iag2 OF
{ .9lie
s TO MEET II THAT CITY.
one faction possessing IN hpt idea OF
III Business princip es wants to give
ep .erprise boom By having The
s,ssi3eut lay the corner stone ca the
H,cssi0n 81 Ais visil. He is TO re7ioW
Ast Dr. cess,Jn from hat point, ana they
4 * it would be 4 clever thing t. suit
b. ceremony 10 the occasion
sli have the laying of
zre corner stone p par OF the pro-
s,.mme Of the Presidents en- ertninn.lt.
@golaer faction If the committee Goes
4. s5pcove of his plan or using the
8ysiielt, IS they teri it. They think it
ss.ilg the tang 10 DO. TnJs
THERE Is 4 sPLIT.
twas finally decided 10y tie promoters
the auditorium TO appeal o me PGesi-
INF. VT Cleveland rec lived the CriC; 60
ssatlamtn, but tod them Ia cou'd 10
o.hia2 towards settling 1h3 qaes-i1n.
ia sstC Ms pos in 8S 4 guest II TIE Guy
.Ec1.d Mt GImC IF bla expression u
ssa-l0l While IN Cljcsgo ne WAS il the
sa,11s g the reception committee end
s md tnst entirely to it7 discretion.
d b z Ok B-OtheTS begin the return OF
lsir "sJJIs EvraGG" TN ght without
zssyi1g accomplished 9ngthiEg o-heF than
eLains BE weird know sGat tais city wes
3 srsi giing over whether the Pres dctt's
ESisit should be made into gigantic ad-
seItisiug scheme or not.
TIE SAN CARLOS TROUBLES.
sssasl 10 the Gazette,
s. WASHINGTON, Sept. % Another IL
Ei2a war Cload has apPeaced il the west,
4 EVr some line past the War Department
D. known e the existence OF trouble
skI0Ting out Of the attempt OF tLc state
81 territorial officers - serve process
s91l tlo Indians IL The Sac Carlos reeeT-
-. The situation Is similar TO trait
81 tie U.a reservation before the de-
Il g.Grs g COlOCpg last summer. LIZ the
6 tt.elg case the Department. is informed
H.. constable win forty deputies is
;y.Ig 10 serve civil process through en-
.8l',.gge'er. Il is believed tha: any al
slgs ~ make arrests VIII make
Az UPRI~nG
fttle Indians. TIE CED sin OF the army
ElLOned or the Reservation ms author
7sT 70 TtiGse 10 slow the C9Establas or
|sI7 other civil Officers to enter the reser-
'8t3n, Jut has H5J troops enough ST his
srnns-d 10 eut5ccG his authority. On
#-l 9gTG,rs 6 lie reservation at Fort
l-orss sd FOrs Apache there ere gar
E.l}ls of four companies Of
II -iiatry au6 four Of cavalry forming part
ii General Miles, c0mmGnG. TIE killing
"a the postmaster VIII not Of Itself LEAD
=k] .r5Ge.e IL Is thought, hut The people OF
idz5u1 10 not liE> - Es;a tae Iad!ars
II Gu0yQg valu6ble mineral lands, and
II disposed to annoy them. The
zE011le about m3viug the IDdiaE5 is thai
: i5le is no other LAID Aow available fer
1eir occupancy.
a OTHER PARTICULARS.
& WASHINGTON, Sept. 26-The War De-
sN!merC nQs hec1 awsre for sometime
81 threatened trouble at tbs San Carlos
8 1tsu reservation il Ariz2us. The si:-
a on ;1eFa bears resemblance TO tat
81 lien existed a. TIE UJG reservation be-
III Ee CelOgoW's departure last summer,
Il I'd in b0td cases the trouble appears 10
8 iye sriseG by attempts by t5e state OF
lsS 10 enforce civil processes CT the
--2ns. Ia the present case the Ner
epartmeut IS informed thSl constable
81 Il forty deputies is trying to serve e
IL process through an interpreter. |.
oelevsd st Ihe War Department THAI
- Attempts 10 arrest the Indians will
"a 10 general stampede. Although
lnina.iy under control OF the Interior
5aartme1t, the conduct Of cffGtrs on the
- Carlos reservation ia really IN the
mas Of ihe captain in the sriny. Under
81 l general powers he mas authority TO
81 gel murders from the reservation, and
-, refuse u allow the constable or
81! ether civil Cln,er TO cross the
rs o. the reservation, bu1 he
rs 10 force t. enforce en order Of this
.1 Tie following telegram trsnsmit-
through General Miles a. Los Angeles
M GENERAL StewAtt 81 Ssn Francisco
been receivad ST the War Depart
SAY CARLOS. Sept. %, Sunset. NJ,
r1..os, an Indlan trader, WAS shot hy IN
,-'!1 scou, who wss pursued by Lieu
s-sl, Elliott Mr. Por--T, catef Of 1he
50.S, Was shot, and both Ne, Horton
- ne sV0us are dying.
Z. ADAM, Commanding.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT
NASEINGruN, S-pt 26-Tne President
1ay s-FO.D1ed whitaker III Grant c.
T to be Attorney CT toe U5;taG S slas
ne district Of Alzoka. slso Ch&rles
,scsca Ut kentucky TO be Receiver q
''''lc Moneys at Lewiston, IdalC.
WILL BE APPEALED.
:. "S4asHINGToS. Sept. 26.-Actirg Attor-
osAeTal jerks declined TO be inter
irnso this evening aoout the dismissal
e government suit sgainst the Bell
Si,I 40 SObaPSLy 81 DSetoh ~ NI-%
,,-oul committing himself he intimstec
=. ae case will be appealed TO the
-''eu StstC Supreme Court.
r. MARSHAL BANKS ALL RIGHT.
DISTINCTION, Sept. 26.-The Treasury
apartment hss received from United
f'.S S Msrshal Banks Of Massachusetts
c,s ~aers showing the expenditure OF
~. $4,000 by his office. Il
= Inc Marshal's delay in send
r. IN his ! accounts that made
itsasury officials somewhat appre-